Denver Broncos Win
Denver acquired wide receiver Haven Moses from Buffalo for Dwight Harrison, adding a receiver who became a defining target of the Orange Crush era. Moses became a key component of Denver's first Super Bowl team. He led the Broncos in receiving in multiple seasons during the 1970s and gave the offense a legitimate downfield presence while the defense carried the franchise into national relevance. Trading Harrison for Moses now looks like one of Denver's better value acquisitions of the decade.
Denver Broncos Received
- player Haven Moses
Buffalo Bills Received
- player Dwight Harrison
Trade Summary
Denver acquired wide receiver Haven Moses from Buffalo for Dwight Harrison, adding a receiver who became a defining target of the Orange Crush era. Moses became a key component of Denver's first Super Bowl team. He led the Broncos in receiving in multiple seasons during the 1970s and gave the offense a legitimate downfield presence while the defense carried the franchise into national relevance. Trading Harrison for Moses now looks like one of Denver's better value acquisitions of the decade.
Trade Analysis
Denver acquired wide receiver Haven Moses from Buffalo for Dwight Harrison, adding a receiver who became a defining target of the Orange Crush era. Moses became a key component of Denver's first Super Bowl team. He led the Broncos in receiving in multiple seasons during the 1970s and gave the offense a legitimate downfield presence while the defense carried the franchise into national relevance. Trading Harrison for Moses now looks like one of Denver's better value acquisitions of the decade. Buffalo Bills received Dwight Harrison and gave up Haven Moses.